The New Hampshire Gazette

English Settlements in Illinois. -- We regret to learn that a misunderstanding exists between Mr. Birkbeck and a Mr. Flowers, who accompanied him to Illinois from England, that threatens materially to impede the prosperity of that promising settlement. Mr. Birkbeck, our informant says, is entirely taken up with his pen, whilst Flowers is engaged at the plough, and in conducting a country store; he has become very popular: and Mr. B. is therefore now only considered a secondary person. The emigrants at this settlement are chiefly employed in preparing live fences, and have made but little progress in cultivating the soil; not thirty acres of which has yet been broke.

With Guz.